Pontiac Reviews
2005 Starting MSRP:
$22,215
Is the Pontiac Aztek Right for You? The Pontiac Aztek was a compact midsize that could seat up to five people. The Aztek was available from 2001 to 2005 and struggled to gain traction in part because of its unique look. The most recent Aztek model was available in one trim level with either front-wheel… More
2005 Starting MSRP:
$28,690
Is the Pontiac Bonneville Right for You? The Bonneville is a large sedan that seats up to six people. The Bonneville has an aggressive design, sporty handling, and a spacious interior. The sedan is available in three trims. Power comes from either a 3.8-liter V6 or a 4.6-liter V8 engine. Where Does it Sit in… More
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(16 listings)
2002 Starting MSRP:
$20,650
Is the Pontiac Firebird Right for You? The Pontiac Firebird was a high-performance muscle car that could seat up to four people. The Firebird offered impressive performance, spacious seating for a coupe, and an aggressive design. The most recent generation of the Firebird was on sale from 1996 to 2002 and was offered in both… More
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(149 listings)
2009 Starting MSRP:
$14,335
Is the Pontiac G3 Right for You? The Pontiac G3 is a subcompact hatchback that can seat up to five people. Even though it has good fuel economy, the G3 can’t compete against rivals with more power, cargo space, and features. Where Does it Sit in the Pontiac Lineup? The G3 is the smallest car… More
2009 Starting MSRP:
$16,275
Is the Pontiac G5 Right for You? The Pontiac G5 is a compact coupe that can seat up to five people. The stylish G5 offers a smooth ride and strong fuel economy figures. Pontiac offers the GT in two trims and with a 2.2-liter four-cylinder engine. Where Does it Sit in the Pontiac Lineup? The… More
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(13 listings)
2010 Starting MSRP:
$21,275
The Pontiac G6 is a midsize car that’s available in sedan, coupe and convertible body styles. Introduced for 2005 as the successor to the Pontiac Grand Am, the G6 was produced through 2010, then canceled as General Motors shut down the Pontiac brand. Upon its introduction, the 2005 Pontiac G6 was offered as a five-passenger… More
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(148 listings)
2009 Starting MSRP:
$28,190
The Pontiac G8 is a full-size car with rear-wheel drive. Introduced for 2008, the G8 was canceled after only two years just as the Pontiac brand itself was discontinued. Mainstream sedans with rear-wheel drive sedans are uncommon, but Pontiac attempted to fill that void when it introduced the G8 for the 2008 model year. Built… More
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(52 listings)
2006 Starting MSRP:
$31,990
Is the Pontiac GTO Right for You? The Pontiac GTO was a performance-oriented muscle car that could seat up to four people. It was a popular choice among other American muscle cars on the market because it was an excellent value option, with versatile rear seats and a powerful V8 engine. Pontiac offered the GTO… More
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(52 listings)
2005 Starting MSRP:
$20,715
The Pontiac Grand Am was originally a midsize model that was introduced in the 1970s. The Grand Am was briefly discontinued, but Pontiac resurrected it for 1985, offering it over the years as a compact coupe and sedan. Last produced for the 2005 model year, the Grand Am was replaced by the Pontiac G6. The… More
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(27 listings)
2008 Starting MSRP:
$21,815
Introduced in 1962, the original Pontiac Grand Prix was a personal luxury coupe outfitted with a massive V8 engine. Initially, it was related to such models as the Buick Wildcat and Chevrolet Impala. Over the years, a sedan was added and the coupe was dropped. The Gran Prix was finally canceled in 2008, 2 years… More
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(63 listings)
2006 Starting MSRP:
$24,990
Is the Pontiac Montana Right for You? The Pontiac Montana is a versatile minivan that can seat up to seven people. It has standard front-wheel drive (FWD), available all-wheel drive (AWD), and nifty interior storage compartments. Pontiac offers the Montana in one trim. A 3.5-liter V6 and a 3.9-liter V6 are both available. Where… More
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(15 listings)
2009 Starting MSRP:
$24,275
Looking for a budget-friendly sports car? With its voluptuous lines and agile handling, the Pontiac Solstice deserves consideration. The Solstice also achieves impressive fuel economy. Pontiac launched the Solstice with the 2006 model. The car is the production version of a well-received concept vehicle that was first unveiled at the 2002 North American International Auto… More
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(171 listings)
2005 Starting MSRP:
$11,460
Is the Pontiac Sunfire Right for You? The Sunfire is a compact coupe that seats up to five people. It is sharply styled with a peppy 2.2-liter four-cylinder engine and a few cool features. The Sunfire is available as a coupe with only one trim. Where Does it Sit in the Pontiac Lineup? The Sunfire… More
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(12 listings)
2009 Starting MSRP:
$24,045
Is the Pontiac Torrent Right for You? The Pontiac Torrent is a compact SUV that can seat up to five people. It offers a configurable cabin and powerful engines, making the Torrent a versatile SUV. Pontiac offers the Torrent in two trims and with two different V6 engines. A 3.4-liter V6 is standard, while a… More
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(46 listings)
2010 Starting MSRP:
$16,100
Is the Pontiac Vibe Right for You? The Pontiac Vibe was a compact hatchback that could seat up to five people. The Vibe may have had a funky design, but it offered a spacious interior, a generous cargo area, and good fuel economy estimates. When the Vibe was last on sale, it was available in… More
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(135 listings)
About Pontiac
Fans of high-powered muscle cars surely fell in love with Pontiac’s early vehicles. While the American automaker was known for its muscle cars and lengthy cruisers back in the 1960s and ‘70s, Pontiac changed its tune in the 2000s, as it looked to rekindle some of the magic from its early vehicles with distinctive styling and an emphasis on performance.
In the first part of the 2000s, Pontiac entered the new millennium by continuing to offer older nameplates such as the Sunfire subcompact car, Montana SUV, Grand Prix family car, Grand Am compact car, Firebird muscle car, and Bonneville large car. The introduction of the odd-duck Aztek in 2001 was the first sign of Pontiac attempting to change its image.
Other vehicles followed suit with a similar pursuit, as Pontiac looked to replace rapidly aging models with new vehicles. The automaker slowly started to introduce new vehicles such as the Vibe, Torrent, G6, G5, and G3. Pontiac also attempted to return to its performance roots with sporty cars such as the Solstice convertible, GTO coupe, and G8 rear-wheel-drive car.
Unfortunately, Pontiac’s rebirth came a little too late. General Motors decided to kill off Pontiac to keep Buick around after the Great Recession in 2008. By the end of 2009, Pontiac had built its last batch of vehicles, bringing its 83-year history to an end.